Berny's photos with the keyword: Santa Lucia

A strange building for a church in Cuba. The name is Santa Lucia, like the prerevolutionary name of the town and sugar mill Rafael Freyre.

Another two steam locomtives at the former sugar mill "Rafael Freyre" (sugar mill 635 of Cuba): Baldwin #1387, wheels 2-8-0, no. 26416, built in 1905 Baldwin #1388, wheels 2-8-0, no. 31375, built in 1907

Sugar mill "Rafael Freyre" (sugar mill 635 of Cuba): Baldwin #1387, wheels 2-8-0, no. 26416, built in 1905

Steam locomotive #1 is smoking since 1882, a clear victory against the chimneys, which stopped operation in 2002.

The locomotive driver and his 138 years old engine of #1 at sugar mill "Rafael Freyre".

Baldwin steam locomotive #1180 (original no.1, construction no. 6456) is called "La Mambisa". A "mambisa" is a female Cuban independence soldier who fought in the "Ten Years' War" against Spain from 1868 to 1878. The locomotive was and is the oldest at the sugar mill Rafael Freyre and was built in 1882 by Baldwin (wheels 0-6-0, 30"). It is still in operation after 138 years. "Santa Lucia" is the prerevolutionary name of the sugar mill, which closed in 2002.